mmzeeman

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by mmzeeman 1y ago
True. When I mentioned this on an FP Discord, people actively shared tips about content blockers.
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by mmzeeman 2y ago
Visual programming has a long history. See Nassi-Shneiderman-Diagram's, which are even a German (Now eu) DIN standard. And you have Drakon from the Russian space program.
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by mmzeeman 3y ago
Back in the day, XS4ALL, a Dutch internet provider had exactly this feature. They provided ssh access via port 80. It saved me a couple of time while I was traveling and the only way to get internet access was via hotel WiFi, which blocked
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by mmzeeman 3y ago
The paradox of KISS is that it makes things simpler... for the designers. Because they don't have to think about the cognitive psychology aspects of their work.
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by mmzeeman 3y ago
There are some practical obstacles here. To name one. All high schools in the Netherlands use online schedule and agenda software.
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
Currently I use two Jinhao X159s, which cost about $3 on aliexpress. Pretty decent writers. Cheap does not necessarily mean bad.
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
Some fountain pens and a notebook. This allows me to quickly write down notes before jumping into my editor. This makes a big difference.
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
My work office365 mailbox is unusable. Normal mails ends up in spam or quarantine, or gets delivered with a very large delay.
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
Maybe let the AI enter your license plate the next time. ;-)
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
Zotonic is an Erlang CMS. https://zotonic.com We have payment gateway solutions (stripe, mollie, buckaroo). See: https://github.com/zotonic/zotonic_mod_payment It has a full blown MQTT communication bus. Br
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by mmzeeman 4y ago
It looks incredible. But there is one really big omission. Where are the cyclists? Where they to difficult to model?
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Yes indeed. We also have something not more similar to what liveview offers. It is here: https://github.com/mmzeeman/zotonic_mod_teleview . It is based on mqtt, and the views are updated with normal html like templates.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Yes, the website is old and about to be retired.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
We are about to release 1.0. The new site is not entirely ready. This is a preview. https://test.zotonic.com .
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
That is an non-standardised DIY pub/sub protocol over a websocket.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
There is no efficient pub/sub functionality in HTTP.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
MQTT is a proven protocol. It's design started started more than 20 years ago. The protocol was designed to be easy to implement. It is simple to implement if you want. There are multiple brokers, and client libraries available. So why
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
An example proof of concept application: https://github.com/mmzeeman/zotonic_mod_doom_fire/
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Very interesting. I've implemented something similar. It evolved out of the co-browsing solution I developed for the company I work for. The solution uses mqtt. Clients subscribe to a topic on the server, and the server publishes patch
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
The best way to do pub/sub on the web with a standard protocol is MQTT ( https://mqtt.org ). It supports websockets, it scales, supports authentication, can handle unreliable networks. We use it exclusively for the soon to be
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
https://github.com/mmzeeman/mod_sse
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Did research on SSE a short while ago. Found out that the mimetype "text/event-stream" was blocked by a couple of anti-virus products. So that was a no-go for us.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Back in the day there was also a huge security hole which could be exploited with the xwd command. If you knew the dns name of a terminal you could get a screendump from it. It was not secured at all.
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
xroach ftw!
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
We have build a nice support library for it. https://github.com/cotonic/cotonic . It helps that our backend is Erlang. https://github.com/zotonic/zotonic .
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
You don’t have to design a new protocol. There is an open protocol which works nice for this use case. It can handle dropping connections, has a nice routing mechanism, it scales pretty well, has different QoS levels, pub/sub, request&
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by mmzeeman 5y ago
Tagging for Windows seems to be more complete. It is fully integrated into the windows explorer. https://tagging.connectpaste.com/home
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by mmzeeman 7y ago
It is more like a web-framework with a built in CMS.